ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sandra Ingram interviews Lucas Timmons, who is currently working on automating parts of the journalistic workload at the Toronto Star.
Guest Bio
Lucas Timmons is a news automation developer with Torstar in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Before his current gig, he was the head of The Canadian Press Digital Data Desk. His recent work has focused on developing tools and using AI and machine learning to automate news production and assist research in the newsroom.
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music by penguinmusic – Atmospheric from Pixabay
Podcast art by Evan Zeller
The post Pull Quotes – S7E1 – Automation in the Newsroom with Lucas Timmons first appeared on The Review of Journalism.
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